In how many years do you think he will play in NHL? And how many points do you think he will gets 1-2-3 year?
Thanks, always apreciate

I'd say there's a good chance he's in the NHL next year. He really impressed in camp but there were plenty of other options at defense for the Leafs so they sent him down to develop more.

Projecting points is pretty tough for anyone especially young d-men. What I can tell you is that this kid should be getting PP minutes immediatly upon his arrival and could start his career in the range of 30ish with the potential for much more by year three.

NHL in 13-14, barring a horrific camp.

Year 1: 31 points
Year 2: 44 points
Year 3: 48 points
Prime: 54 points
Peak: 59 points

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START = 13F, 6D, 2G
F Pts = G (2), A (1), PP/SH (+1), GW (+2)
D Pts = G (3), A (2), PP/SH (+1), GW (+2)
G Pts = W (3), OTL (1), SO (+2), SV (.10)

F: Backstrom, Kopitar, Perry, P.Kane, Spezza, E.Staal, Nash, Vanek, Couture, B.Ryan, Eberle, J.Staal, D.Brown, Lucic, N.Horton, Backes, Tarasenko, van Riemsdyk, T.Ennis, B.Gallagher, Armia, Teravainen
D: Karlsson, P.Subban, Pietrangelo, Shattenkirk, Doughty, Yandle, Chara, Kronwall, J.Johnson, Myers, J.Faulk, E.Johnson, A.Larsson, J.Morrow, S.Elliott, M.Rielly, Ceci
G: Price, Rask, M.Smith, Hiller

Thanks for the respond. No one have more to say

Rielly's speed, smarts and skill will make him an ideal fit for the Leafs next year.

The only thing that can hold him back is his health. Think Cam Fowler in terms of a comparison, but a bit more advanced.

Good luck.

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